In Peer Employment Training, students are expected to model, to the best of their ability, recovery skills, employment skills, and professional attitudes at all times.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only during internships
• D. Only when instructed

Answer: (A)

Modeling recovery skills, employment skills, and professional attitudes consistently is fundamental. In Peer Employment Training, you’re expected to demonstrate these abilities at all times because you serve as a role model for others and help create a recovery-focused, professional environment. This means showing coping strategies and boundaries, communicating effectively, being reliable and punctual, following safety and workplace norms, and treating clients and colleagues with respect and confidentiality in every interaction—not just during internships or when told to. The aim is to embody these skills wherever you are and whatever you’re doing, so the statement is true.